Accept credit cards, use the money to buy bitcoin and send people their coin... doesn't have the free market appeal like what he was doing but would get people the product they want.
He dispensed with many of the tribal customs to build his army based on the decimal system and absorbing conquered tribes, controlling looting and a host of other things.
Ghengis was known for breaking many Mongol social customs which is one of the reasons he was so successful. The legend goes that in an effort to hide the tomb all of the workers were executed and then the soldiers familiar with the area were killed as well....
Then that's how they should have built it. Write a dummy api layer and let an interface team go to town while the backend people work out the transactions. Sure, there would be problems but at least you would have a clean front end implementation.
That was my impression of the detractors as well. What would be the point of doing experiments if something is well understood? You have to start somewhere...
Personally I think they should have rolled out the 'read' part of the site last year, which would have worked out many of the bugs with the interface and servers without upsetting a lot of people.
That is not how this would be used- printing millions of circuits one at a time would take too long which is why lithography works so well- you can print billions of circuits with a single exposure. Most likely the application would be some sort of self assembling or dynamic cpu.
LED bulbs require current limiting in the power supply as well or they will burn up- so functionally the have the same requirement as a HPS or fluorescent bulb.
Keep in mind to that HPS bulbs, ballasts etc. are pretty expensive- my guess is an installation costs at least a couple hundred each. There aren't any downside to the retrofit that I can think of.
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The whole cholesterol thing is bogus- they haven't proven that high blood levels cause disease.
Might want to find out what these folks are doing- they will take your scrap and send you coins. I bet you they keep records....
http://www.midwestrefineries.com/
Accept credit cards, use the money to buy bitcoin and send people their coin... doesn't have the free market appeal like what he was doing but would get people the product they want.
A raspberry pi is cheaper than a textbook- seems like something you could issue to kids.
Wait till a country like Sweden releases a pre-mined digital currency and pegs their 'regular' currency to it....
Make bitcoin 'bills' where the private key can only be accessed by tearing them open.... problem solved.
Quite correct... I would bet that the majority of violence is committed with this mindset.
I can't believe this wasn't mentioned in the article... seems like a repeatable experiment to prove its existence.
Medical technology keeping unhealthy people alive far longer than it used to....
http://science.slashdot.org/story/13/11/26/1511238/why-scott-adams-wished-death-on-his-dad
He dispensed with many of the tribal customs to build his army based on the decimal system and absorbing conquered tribes, controlling looting and a host of other things.
Would this undermine claims on Slim Jim proprietary recipe?
There is no better thing for a mummy to eat, than tasty morsels of mummy meat!
No chance of it going bad in their abdominal cavity.
I highly recommend "Genghis Khan and the Making of the Modern World" by Jack Weatherford if you are interested.
Ghengis was known for breaking many Mongol social customs which is one of the reasons he was so successful. The legend goes that in an effort to hide the tomb all of the workers were executed and then the soldiers familiar with the area were killed as well....
Then that's how they should have built it. Write a dummy api layer and let an interface team go to town while the backend people work out the transactions. Sure, there would be problems but at least you would have a clean front end implementation.
Some geometries are impossible to make with CNC and machined parts always weigh more... if a part meets it's specification who cares how it was done?
I guess if you are funding the study yourself, it doesn't really matter what anyone else thinks.
That was my impression of the detractors as well. What would be the point of doing experiments if something is well understood? You have to start somewhere...
Personally I think they should have rolled out the 'read' part of the site last year, which would have worked out many of the bugs with the interface and servers without upsetting a lot of people.
That is not how this would be used- printing millions of circuits one at a time would take too long which is why lithography works so well- you can print billions of circuits with a single exposure. Most likely the application would be some sort of self assembling or dynamic cpu.
LED bulbs require current limiting in the power supply as well or they will burn up- so functionally the have the same requirement as a HPS or fluorescent bulb.
Keep in mind to that HPS bulbs, ballasts etc. are pretty expensive- my guess is an installation costs at least a couple hundred each. There aren't any downside to the retrofit that I can think of.
At least they could have given a US company an opportunity to screw this up....
I am not able to attribute the quote but it goes something like this- "you see a person's true face when they are wearing a mask..."
Japan/China buttressed by Dollar debasement and deficit spending. It will end eventually.